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RECORD OF THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

supreme COErL
Hon. Allen collars, Chief-just
The following opinions were rendered June Is:
COUNTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1882. Spear 5. Hollingsworth Vs. State
Knox c. c. Affirmed. collars G. 1.-The
statute of 1852 Il r. s., 1876. p. 190 r. S. 1881,
Sec. 5538) providing that if the sureties on the
official bond of any officer remove from the
State or become insufficient, the clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas, upon affidavit, should
issue writ to the sheriff commanding the
officer appear before the judge of thatcourf, ct
cet applies to the clerk and Judge of the Circuit
Court, since the Common Pleas has been abolished.
e. An indictment against county treasurer
for embezzlement need not particularly specify
what funds. whether county, school, etc,
were embezzled. (Acts 1885, D. log 81 Ex-
pert accountants may be allowed to examine
books, records, etc.. when voluminous. and give
to the jury the result of their examination in
criminal cases as in civil cases.
TRUsT-DIsAvowAL-LAP OF TIME.
1915. Aaron Ward ct al. vs. Sidney Harvey.
administrator Grant G. G. Affirmed Elliott,
J.-When there is disavowal of a trust and
the beneficiary having notice. acquesces In the
trustees possession of the land for twenty
years he is barred
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FOR sALE-BORSES AND VEHICLES.
CME STEAM LAUNDRY, So MASSACHU1
IN sets avenue.
X RAND RA-HOUSE STABLES. j. A. FEN
N NELL, proprietor.
CITY HALL STABLES-H. B. STOUT LIVERY
~ and boarding stables 10. 81 and So E. Wabash ST.
rTNHE FINEST AND PERFECTLY SAFE DRIV-
i ing horses at the Operahouss stables j. A.
FENNELL.
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Instruments filed for record in the recorder Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twenty four hours
| ending at F. NJ, June Is, 1887. furnished by
Elliott & Butler, abstracters of titles, Room o.
Etna Building:
G.. W. Swails and wife to Knowles d.
Shaw, lot in Wallace LIST addition to
Frederick Reisner to Michael Sells, lot
in Reisner's first West Indianapolis addi-
Ella J. Jones to Hervey B. Fatout part of
lots 10 and 8 in Blake's subdivision of
outlot "a in Indianapolis $4,000
Cinderella Herman to Chas Gillispie. lot
Al of Elotts subdivision of outlot 156,
Jacob Wassner to Aios schrnith part Of
east half of northwest quarter of section
east.... r e......-...-.-..4.-.- 100000
in Haiipiace addition to Indianapolis 10000
lot z in Hannas heirs subdivision in
John iaA W. GLADDEN. administrator. to 'ON
David F. GLADDEN., part of east half of
southwest quarter of section a. in
township 16 north. of range east 91.O0
Frank H, Ewers to Chas c. Caldwell
Hogshre ct ais Pleasant addition
Rachel sS .id1 Wallace to Geo. B. Yandes. trus.
tee part of southeast quarter of section
%. in township 16 north, of range
John II. Furnas. assignee. to John W.
Spray. lots 1. 2, and in square in
Robert j. Mckay to Nick G. Bennette, lot
80 in J. NJ. Ridenour's revised and
tended addition indianapolis 100000
Augustus d. Lynch to Geo. c. Hit. lots
Is and 16 in square 10 and to 16. in
elusive in square 13 in Lynch's subdi-
vision, ETC.. all in Indianapolis $4,000
D. M. Bradbury. trustee, to VIM. H. Cole
man, SO lots in d. s. Beaty's addition
to Indianapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100000
Harry j. Milligan, trustee, to Randolph
Williams lot 3 in block of Fleteher's
South Brooksde addition to Indian
Nicholas McCarty ct al to John II. Herig,
lots 235 and 236 in McCarty's seventh
West-side addition to indianapolis 100000
he Mutu TruS TO Isl.
Albeit lots L and IL in VIM. Hanna
mans south addition to Indianapolis 10000
Frederick Schmoe to Emma Bergener, lot
46 in E. S. Alvords subdivision of E.
dianapois, .--H l,..o.. ~ 100000
Emma Bergener to Frederick Schmoe, lot
in square 3 in the town of Julietta---- 10000
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company to Albert S. Comstock. part of
apolis =. e.-'. -.'.o.. - $4,000
Peter Flemming to Michael A. Popp, lot
dianapolis.. 80, 10000
Mary e. Losey to Emma j. Losey, part of
northeast quarter of section 25. in
ship Is, of range 3 east, containing
325-1OOO acre. 10000
Joseph D. Frailey to Peter Scheib, lots
addition to Brightwood - ~ 10000
John II. Vaien to Chas E. Reynolds lots
% and % in block L. and lots 3 and
in block IA in Jno. H Vajen's subdi-
vision of blocks IL and IA in Holiness
West-end addition to Haughvle.. 10000
Corveyances. 81; consideration 1877. 1858
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Superior Court.


Room 2-flon. D. W. Howe. Judge.
Robert Douglass vs. Thomas Wren. Motion
for new trial overruled.
Thomas J. Water City OF Indianapolis;
damages Finding and Judgment for defendant.
James FL. Gilleland John A Kirkwood;
mechanics lien. Finding and judgment for de-
PENDANT.
Charles E. Kregeo vs.. Oliver II. Castle ct al /;
supplemental to execution. Trial by court; taken
under advisement.
Room 3-Hon. Lewis g. Walker Judge.
Edward Harris VS.. Fayette-street Rink; fore
closure. Judgment for 1923 81.
Indianapolis Light Infantry VS.. Frank l.. Blk
by; attachment. Judgment for Sab II.
VIM. S. Hubbard, trustee, VS.. Citizens Bank
ct AL; to determine trust Trustee files final re-
port.
Franklin Hardin VS.. VIM. 81. Hooker; note.
Judgment for $13L "a.
Chas A. Somner ct al. VS.. James B. Wheeler;
account Judgment for 1910. II.
Archer Trent VS.. Martha Trent divorce.
Granted on grounds of adultery.
Daniel Teegarden Emma Teegarden; di-
vorce. Granted on grounds of abandonment
NEW SUITS.
Will F. A. Bernhamer Anna NJ Miller De-
tition for writ of habeas corpus
Charles Brown Henry Hagerdorn; COM
plant on note. Demand, $3.50
Margaret Wyman VS.. Henry Wyman; COM
plant for divorce. Allegation, the husband in
the peniten tiary.
John C. Hatfield VS.. the l. & Y. and the Penn
sylvania Railway Company; suit for damages.
Demand, 1000.
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A South Carolina grower recommends char
coal dust coal kiln dust, busting about pin
over each hill when the watermelon plants ar.
young, the best protection from striped bugs
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ISOLATION within the last thirty days they can
but come to the conclusion TINT rates are to-day
more open. under the sanction of this assocla-
ton, than any time before in railroad history.
Associations which heretofore never thought of
asking concessions in rates get them, and roads
that the strict in the matter of carry
ing business only full rates are the most lib
eral Never has there been a time in the history
of the c., l., ST. l.. 81 G. that the company would
make So rate to Chicago and return, good for
six days. until last week, and other striking
reductions ON the part OF other roads could be
mentioned.
Some 1.400 employees of the Pennsylvania
company with their wives, listened to concert
on Saturday given in one of their car-shops,
which had been handsomely decorated for the
occasion. Several addresses were made by of
icers of the road. Superintendent Pitcairn, in
a neat little speech. said, among other things,
that he was pleased to see so many of the fair
ones present He had always thought that
railroad man ought to have about the best wife
of any man in the world. He thought this idea
could be we'll illustrated by the story of the man
who was compmented upon the fine appearance
of his team Of horses, and who replied to the
compliment by saying: YES but the best of
the two in that team is the old gray mare. their
mother at home" So the wife of the railroad
man very apt to be ''the best OF the two"
The concert given in honor Of the opening
of a new railroad mems reading-room
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LOADED Loaded Loaded
J ne 1S J'ne 10 J'ne 20
1887. 1886. 1885.
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THAT tired feeling and loss of appetite ar
entirely overcome by Hoods Sarsaparilla, thu
peculiar medicine. Try it and see.
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General and miscellaneous.

The Wagner sleepngcars go on the Duluth,
South Shore e. Atlantic road
Legislation is proposed in New Hampshire
looking to the stats securing control of its rail-
roads
John H. Milliken has been appointed district
passenger agent of the Louisville & Nashville
road. His territory lies south of Louisville.
All the Western lines have settled on thirty
four feet as the length for a stock-car and no
more trouble on this score need be expected.
S. II. Fulton has been appointed Western
freight agent OF the Chicago & Alton, with head
quarters at Kansas City, and w. j. Bogart.
Eastern agent, with headquarters IN New York
city
have been asked to compel the roads of that
State to make uniform rate of cents per
mile. They have the matter under considera-
ton.
Representatives from southern Missouri have
asked the Chicago 81 Alton to extend their lines
to that portion of the State, and they received
a good deal of encouragement from the G. d A.
people.
Something definite is looked for in the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad deal the present week.
Boston capitalists are said to have taken the
matter in hand If this be true, the A, T. & S.
F. is doubtless behind the movement.
The Chicago & Northwestern has graded it's
extension fifty miles beyond Douglas, its
Wyoming Central line and will lay the track as
the rails be obtained. How much
further west they will build this season is not
fully decided upon.
The New York, Lake Erie & Western has a
large force at work relaying their main line with
heavier steel rails and ballasting with stone
Gangs are working from either end of the line,
and the improvement to the portion of the road
lying in New Jersey is nearing completion.
Professor Hadley says it it was not the freight
tariffs which furnished the ground of COM
plant, it was the deviation from those tariffs.
The schedule rates might favor some localities
to the detriment of others; but these differences
were slight when compared to the secret rebates
which not in the schedule, and which
favored certain individuals to the ruin Of their
rivals. The act clearly forbids this, and in so
doing it is welcomed not merely by the public,
but by the better class of railroad men. They
were glad of the chance to put stop to the
system of special bargains, which was bad for
public morals, and generally bad for the perma-
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenyour hours
ending at 5 p. NJ, June Is, 1887. furnished by
Elliott & Butler abstracters of titles, Room %,
Etna Ruildinp
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

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oz.s IscS . nee ect AcT gcests tcs o<Lsr. AZ
= 9sffs te<En - tae f1let 2fteRilel. Never
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inx stranger. ia ths>s loaal uisttefs. ought
% he f-rsnitsel o. tlse4ae sid hosp4t4,lt.ss II
ns css0see. Many guests. especially thoss
= ~ao bSss come frona au tive i.te of social
DISSIPATION la some cItg, greatly prefer tils
quiet sodl4s1s 0f the country garden. ths
ysranaa or = walk through tie woods T.
socisl p4rties. where the people they meet
~lH hs strangers
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

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hyfoefiiss. ald oo2s t2Ek - 8.taikan sca
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that 49, skezaE ~ BRING 10 ma1sF-
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- aire = usa1 30 gslch gou 41a Y5l NAY
1-o4 scn oar citizens. destroy or bofues
l.sxfs2s oar mgsn=Fs snd tAus hii our
Drs9as as. poor houses. ias4ns asyi4Bas
sld ceaeFoient InstltuEionz snd Ne @lli
raros Gbe strolf arm Of tue las SIOan1 yea
q q profec< you and ca scar slss nsss -
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siii GA CoLafail inslg aepfflaaoas sltsF lp
l.ofx a. nis4E. 0r 0n Sundays. eEsi he'll
dsgs. a. e.seti0n dzgs IaS sll 50 Tar
tosari paying our taxes and Ne 49, FEEL
better unlr-s the W a. ~. II. C5mes 0ut
Witn another oiFelsr a. they have "a ate
on the il10or business. showing that where
be- GAYS oLs dollar - the safe it costs The
State taHy-s ght g. q, BEssETr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

II there is possibility Of choics, large
sunny room should be selected for an invalid
Il without carpet so mach tne better, saws
trained nurse. The Importance Of sunshine
can scarcely be overestinated. Cases have
been known of wounds that had o}pstinately
refused to heal yielding to treatment after
being exposed q few hours every day 70 the
direct action Of the sun. Sunshine is q CAPT
tsl dissnfectant and shoud never b. excluded
from the SICK room except by express erJler'
Of the physician. Tho first canon Of nursing.
saTs Florence Nightingale. is 20 keep the SIR
q patient brsathez a. pure as the external air,
without chilling him. In most modern
souses the upper sash of windows lsfs down
ard may Be kept epen fsv inches II there
= tbe slightest drsBgbt. it may be prevented
~ small sVpense By having light wooden
frame. similar 70 those on which mosquito
hitting is fastened, about ssght incsss in
wi6sh, made 70 y tse zpper part of tbe WIN
dor A ssB<is ths-kness & fauDsl must be
tacked on each stie cf r.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Is "a reported thak next Monday al she
saloons. bar halls and bars q Detroit
vill - thrown Opsn 70 tss puhlic-frss;
that u - say. that besF. viBs aud liquor
of al kinds wi - served frss 10 al Who
csn for 4. every DAY ssd evening up 80
election morsing. II shis be tFue Z is ons
q shs nsost i9iotic os al ideas thai ever
sntsred fneo an election csmpaign. The
ide.. % ssurss. Is 70 make vclss sg-iust
ne FrohibitorT suendIasnt sut. wails =
- rue hat zen csn buY votes WITH vbis-
~ shst ron satild sst tgucs WIKI zso1ssy.
snch = Acosizh campaign ~ this would
not MAKE rsssAs vcks tor consHsuiicDal
hborty vblls = vUuld. vlthcat doubt
trrn hundreds Ger ths sasssdnsns thsi
would oshsrvs~ ~ recorded seAiuss Il
The tsilsvs Who vii sccspt she frs~
drinks ssn hs siraziy easntesi ss sgsiust
the proposed ssees,iusent
II 10 sise rselsnT sad thinkiBV Pso-
PIE cf 80 Sssts. ths orderly. iav-shisIrz
peepseof the state, thst tha apDouents ef
sssaptRry isFs srd the levers ~ corstitn-
tionsl heertY must aidre-s fhemsefvss #
they hcpe - def.st ts,s ProhihisorY
smendnenk
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
THg cHARTeR AMENDMENTS AGAIN

TrE CHARTER AMENDMENTS AGAIN.
0isnslsrnsn Of The Senate Of The state
OF Michigan your Conrnittss on Munioi-
pal Corporations are tomorrow TO con
slider the proposed amendments to the
charter Of the sirsady too-much- governed
city OF Grand Rapids. While yon are
dslibsgstiDg upon taess please remember
thai you have already passed one law, CT
a rssolat:on, which vas agreed to oy the
houss. ss.sngrosssd. signed by she Governor
Gnd shrollssf and Was about % become a
lsw whsn you recognized that you hsd
made fatal mistake and st once repsslsd
70. Done make a8y MISTAKE with oar
smendmsnts. The people q the city Of
Grand Rapids 30 not want the charter
sr1snded ~ Is now proposed They do
not want the city government centralized.
The lsbcring men especially do not wan ;
thu ward collectors done away With
We would respectfully refer the Ssnsts
COMMITTEES 10 The letter signed "Tax-
payer" which appears elsewhere n this
ISSUE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

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lateteltss tFt ssttlet. 81 u .t 80 -
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sfFst esa lsat. Ssosl gas 4as5a issn - "a
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: ou ioreit's tiesk epf.siae sszsl't a..lel ,s
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4 - Harn ea1sr ~ sp4a4 auf f1iiol 49,
lneairs - games ttA ekeas toiief ts.As
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

An sxperisnced dentist directs bis patients
- rare for eheir teeth IS foll0-~s. Always
brush them IN ths morning before breakfast
frEt vith wRter snly. tb-a With powder
Powder ssos'd - SD At Least c0ce Is v.
w1tsout it t~eeh cannot - kept eiesn. 70
brush sdsctosIly plses the upper snd by-sT
roEs - beeth parallel - sach other, tie points
- the frcrNs toU1hinx- tten ne Togv
ervsh u srd down shs= t>esh BIT gssn the
s7lass. sr1sAsng 80 g'rrns ~eH IS tl,e tech,
lssrvsy tosEb.airsg So or srd clssnSns ~
cher Your hsck testA n~e1 more brushing
thsn Y0zr frrnt sRss. Yen VII he wsss r
sho~ a rsrtisl -aTs t5F tlle bsck and outst7es
q tts resTlross te~th shove aod krlow AftsT
.sch sns ~7srv Ns~>l sss = q1iIi toofhpacE "a
~axsa fa~s 1ls. srd rinse the moth viii
rsssieretsiT coit vss~r. The inrau-ies = tr
remove food frou ssnonz she teeth. Deeo-
ssssed s-ili6sa food. snia-sl sr vexstsa.r. b
tse wcrst enemy - - teefs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
HeaIthful sleep for Children.

A very important portion Of the life Of
children Is the time given TO sleep During
The period of growth the constructive opera
tons Of the body continue active by night as
well as day, therefore all The influences sur
rounding children, even more than grown
people, ct night, should be healthful
rs far as possible Children should have
separate beds, even II two are in the same
room The sleep viii he souRder and more
refreshing, consequently more conducive to
health.
A common and most mistaken habit is 20
allow young children 10 sleep with aged peo-
pia straw pallet on the floor would he
far better During the nutritive regenera-
ton Of ths tissues which takes place in sleep,
n child would be heavy loser If lying close
70 person Of declining years. Impure air
also tells much more quickly upon a child
than grown person. A want Of ventilation
through the night IN tho nursery may explain
why many a child goes to bed laughing and
good natured, and wakes mp in the morning
''CrfrSx es two sticks"
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
Wrecks of Tie 4 sm Power.
; u. --L.n. ~ ~. IL REaAL..

~ -ItT asali-tit - Nst- --ftfNt p II 49,
GsAsD RsPIDs. March -.
Ia Iour- colnmn leafet, sent cut by the
Amendment Comm lice, ~ lonis may be
found lae following astounding statement.
WHY do taxes increase Because every
scssL0n 0f the legislature since the TAX iAw
Nas adopted has lad 20 provide new Stale
Institution Tor he care 0I &c wrecks Of the
ruin traffic lOu have built nex prison
al lOnls = new insane asylum az Traverse
City a reform -chOpl az Adrian. an insane
asylum az IOnla.-the fourth in the State
3 new prison az Aarquetie-the third In
tas state, and the legislature IS now con-
siieTing project ior al asylum for idiots.
According 20 the above statements, every
session o.; the legislature since the tax law
WAS adopted. has had % provide a new
State institution tor the wrecks Of the rum
traffic. This will indeed be news 10 the
most OF your readers. If you will re-
produce Il for their benefit SO they can
MAKE up an intelligent decision. for the
coming election. i mad ali along hereto
fore supposed. mat the above named State
institutions, were built for other purposes
THAN. caring for the wrecks OF the ium
t.alhc. or storing away drunksrcs. espec.
ally ne reform school, az Adrian, which
consists wholly Of young girls. Bat We
now see, We were al along mistaken.
XN
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.
Care OF the COmplexion--A Dentist

Care OF the Complex IONA Dentist's
Advice to IIis Patients.
With the coming Of March winds many
women VIII be glad 10 know how 10 prepare
some OF those solt ~mulsions that have been
used for tho comfort Of ths skin since time
icimsmorisl. Perhaps toe sirnpies, emulsion
Il almond paste. which may be prepared as
follows. Al ounce Of blanched sweet almonds
beaten and rubbed smooth, drop or two OF
water added every now and then during the
rubbing 90 prevent the paste from separating
and becoming oily; and al last, after the
paste IS sufficiently smooth, half pint of
clear water added, drop az a time. The
stirring must be wen kept up meanwhile and
the result strained efter ti,s whole !. perfectly
united THIS IS excellent FOR gSugh skins, for
smarting from sunburu or driving in the
wind. and when an ounce OF Glycsrine has
been mixed with it before adding the water
it Is valuable for cbappsd hands and lips.